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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15
ELY NOTES.
from Our Regular Correspondent ]


ELY, October IL, 1887.
c. n. Thackston, Esq, has been EN-.
plcyed TO assist District Attorney
Love in the prosecution of Hugh Kar.
nahan.
The Ely race track presents the APP
pearance of small village. The ac-
commodations there will be ample for
all who attend the Fall races.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
Court House. The intention is to
hold Court in it on the goth instant,
but it will not be completed for some
time after.
L. s. Scott, of Osceola, has been
appointed Supervisor of Road District
No. 1, vice T. II. SiIlyman, who was
elected, but failed to qualify.
Sheriff Humphrey returned from
Wood River last week. lie was ac-
cempanied by J. w. Owens. who is
now in Jail here awaiting trial for COM
plicity in the killing of George Fox.
James McOmie, of the Ely Gold
Mining and Milling Company, has
moved his family here from Taylor.
They have located near the company's
mill.
Thomas O'Neil is building q large
dwelling house near his livery stable.
Tommy is evident satisfied with the
future business outlook of the county
seat.
1t 10 expected that the Ely mill
will start up again about the first of
November. With the experience
gained in the previous runs this one
ought to be success.
Riepe Bros. are covering the streets
around their hotel with gravel. They
are determined to settle the dust prob
lem in a practical manner. 1t 10 TO be
hoped that the other business houses
of Ely will do the same.
The County Treasurer advertises for
the redemption of General Fund scrip,
the redemption to take place at the
next meeting of the Board of Com
missioners. As that will be after the
term of Court, it is likely that the
bids will be very low.
The Board of Equalization held
their final meeting last Monday. The
raises made by them at their previous
meetings were all sustained. Ex-
Governor Adams was raised the most
of any, his assessment being raised
$l2.S00. Jewett appeared 10 per-
son and delivered one of his most elo-
quen. and classical speeches in which
be set for the injustice of the raise,
but 1t was no use, the Board was OBJ
dnrate and ordered that the assessment
stand as raised.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15
Killed by /. Cioud-bur.t.

On Wednesday of last week wa
ter-spout burst in the mountains near
Walkers Pass, in Inyo county, Cali
fornia. A terrible food rushed down
the cayon toward Kern river. In the
canyon sheepman was camped with
two horses and wagon; the man,
horses and wagon were all swept
away. The body of the man was
found miles down tn canyon a day OF
two after the flood.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15
THE FoUR HUNDRED YARD LIMIT.
The Taylor School Trustees VIII Ask
to Have the Law Enforced.

The Taylor School Trustees VIII Ask
TO Have the Law Enforced.
As we learn that our School Trustees
have moved in the matter Of enforcing
the law passed by the last Legislature,
commonly known as the 400-yard
limit, we publish the Act in full for
the information of all concerned.
That the law is a good one aud should
be enforced, will not be denied:
The People of the State of Nevada,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful Tor
any owner or agent of any owner, or
any other person to keep any house of
ill-fame, or to let or rent for any
length of time whatever to any woman
of ill-fame any house, room or struc-
ture situated within four hundred
yards of any school house or school
room used by any Of the public schools
in the State of Nevada.
Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any
owner or agent of any owner, or any
other person to keep, let or rent for
any length of time, or at all, any house
fronting on the principal business
street or thoroughfare of any of the
towns of this State, for the purpose of
prostitution or for the purpose of
keeping any dance house or house
commonly called hurdy house, or
house where wine, beer or spir.tuous
liquors are sold or served by females
or female walters or attendants, or
where females are used or employed
to attract or solicit custom, nor shall
any entrance or exit way to any house
referred to in this section be made or
used from the principal business street
or thoroughfare OF any of the towns
of this State.
Sec. 8. Any person violating the
provisions of Sections one or two of
this Act shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and ON conviction shall
be fined not less than twenty five dol.
lars nor more than three hundred dol
lars, or be imprisoned in the county
Jail not less than five nor more than
sixty days, or by both such fine and
imprisonment, in the discretion of the
court.
Sec. 1. The provisions of this Act
shall not apply to towns and cities now
incorporated.
Sec. s. In the trial of all cases aris-
ing under the provisions of this Act,
evidence of general reputation shall be
deemed competent evidence as to the
question of the ill-fame of any house
alleged TO be SO kept, and to the ques-
ton of the ill-fSme of such woman.
Sec. q. 1t shall be the duty of the
District Attorney and Sheriff ot each
county in this State To see that the
provisions of this Act are strictly en-
forced and carried into effect, and
upon negIecting SO to do they, or eth
er of them, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor in office, and may he
proceeded against as provided in Sec
tions sixty. three to seventy-two, in
elusive, of an Act entitled IAN Act
selating to elections, approved March
twelfth, eighteen hundred and seventy
three.
Sec. Z. This Act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the first
day of May, eighteen hundred and
eighty-seyen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15

A. s. Lehman announces in the cell
umns of the News to-day his six
hundred acre ranch for sale. This is
valuable property--one of the best
IN the Valley, and has all the necss-
ssry improvements thereon. Other
business interests at stake is the reason
why the property is offered for sale.
Read advertisement and write to Mr..
Lehman at Osceola for terms, etc.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15

State School Superintendent Dewey
is going to hold Teachers Institute
IN Reno during the last week of No
vember. All teachers are respectfully
invited to attend, rs o good time and
aproftable session may be anticipated.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15
Not Dan Murphy's Estate.

We learn that the item published in
the News two weeks ago, in reference
to the settlement of the Murphy es-
tate, was an error in so far as it related
to Dan Murphy, the cattle man. 1t
was the estate of Murphy Of the firm
of Murphy, Grant g. Co., of San Fran
cisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15

Dan Redcr, who came in few days
ago from Austin, by way of Eureka,
reports the former town something like
Cherry Creek was after tire Star col
lapse. And he says the people of Aus
tin think the present situation there
looks like an attempt at q gigantic
swindle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15

Sol Hip is now prepared to ill
orders for almost any article requir'
ed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15
POsTOFFICE HOURS.

Nat, opens A. n. and closes lor. \.
nsristered mail closes at I'm.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-15

Fruit and mails to Phoebe are ship
ped in the same sack, says the Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
activity AT TIE METROPOLITAN

Tho extensive machinery OF the Metropolitan Opera
House motion yesterday, and the heads of all
the apartments found themselves In full activity There
fever OF motion which showed clearly that the deft
hand Director Edmund Stanton had touched the spring
controlled the action Of great many people The
direct indication OF preparation Tor
the production o; Tristan ind ISOLDE Oh
November Q came in this form OF rehearsalS OF
ae and which begun yesterday the chorus
under the direction % II AJAX DamTOsch. There Will be
greater stir to-day among the ballet for Ballet Master
Ambr ggio arrived the Elder yesterday md LTGrSst
" tn him additional force " English ballet girls
The dragon thirty feet long which Is - breathe nr'
and ia SlcFfcd" has been completed and he VIII
rehearsal oday under the impulse " cleo
rcity and steam. The tig BIRDS which form part OF
the properties viii also Join In the oce asion
Herr Aisary, tho tenor who viii sing Segred' ar
rived on Tho ST. amship Elder YcstcrIav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

That the Federal Club hereby heartily Endorses the
uoSet and platform presented by the Republican state
Convention at Saratoga and pledges Its eernest support
In the present campaign"
Next As'emblyman Crosby spoke His subject was tn o
part young men could perform for the welfare Of the Re
publican party. He said substantially:
The longysdness OF the Democratic party is a. com
pared with the other parties that have been extnEushed
during Its existence, is made argument in its
favor Ii Is rather argument the other way
u is the party OF perpetual opposition
IL Is IKE stone that exists in inteta. while there
parties that have sprung up into active life,
done good work and died and have been succeeded by
oihers III the Republican party Is TO live II must be
always prepared to grapple with the questions OF the
hour We all remember how the WING party. which was
much better than the Democratic party ceased existence
bscause would grapple with the slavery question
~ II had done so successfully IL would now have been
the great party OF the day instead OF tho Republican
party and my experience In short legislature shows
that the Republican party is ready to take mp all
questions that arise and the main questions OF
to-day such the liquor traic and the Civil Service
Reform the heart of Republican party in the right
place Cheers II Is the best for young to belong
to and to work for. [Cbeers
H. A. Mathews, the Irish orator." made n witty and
effective speech. The resolution then put and car
red unanimously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
MILE. TVA IN HIGH SPIRITS

Teresna Tua the volnist who is to make her first ap
pearance in this country at Chickerng Hall on Monday
evening next, sat surrounded with Jewels decorations
flowers and friends yesterday afternoon In the rooms
occupied at time by Nine EsspoH, at another by
Emma Thursby, and chatted in French or German OF
made pretty little attempts at speech In the English
tongue She had arrived by the Elder at noon but gave
evidence Of wesriness despite rather rough voyage
On comfortable jewel boxes containing gifts and
decorations from crowned heads and other European
celebrities One special prize consisted OF two diamond
horse shoes the gift of the volinist Joachim
Yes. said she brightly, this IL my first Visit To this
country and look forward to tour with great pleas
NV departure pleasant one, In that so many
kind and warm friends present to bid me farewell
On Sunday night concert. and lady passenger
presented with brooch IA souvenir Beyond that
the uneventfu
AS for this country. you cannot expect me 10 say
much yet can tell more OF that later. We give
our first concert with the Van der Stncken orchestra
Monday evening. you know, when l shall play the
Max Bouch concerto instead OF the Mendelssohn as
originally intended"
Miss TIA is announced IN her twentieth wear. She Is
bright and piquant in manner and lively conversation
list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

for over half century occupied che site Of the old Bull
and Mouth No longer will vayrarers Aldersgstest
look upward at the grmy bust OF Edward w. Of pious
memory the arms Of Chrsts Hospital the fierce little
bull which surmounted them.
Mr.. BLACKBURSs AMERICAN LECTURE TOUR
Mr.. Henry Blackburn starts by the Umbria Saturday
next for Now York ecturng OF the States and
Canada beginning at Toronto at the end OF October
THE POPE's JUBILEE.
The Pope has Entrusted ali arrangements In connection
with his Jubilee celebration to a commission OF four
Cardinals. The Empress Of Austra's commemorative
gift Is magnificent tiara valued 10000 francs
pilgrimage OF French workmen, to number 1900 will
shortly set ont for Rome for the purpose Of Offering
homage to the Pope.
ADMIRAL sEYMOURS SUCCESSOR.
Rear Admiral Heneage, who succeeds Sir NJ Colme
Seymour in command of the Pacific station will leave
Liverpool october 80 to Join the iag ship Triumph
ARAB sTEEDS TO FOLLOW BCCKING HORSES.
The Olympia will shortly reopen its doors
with Paris hippodrome season, to be a
long one and Mr. Houcke promises
many novelties Colonel Cody. with his Indians and
bucking horses Is to be eepsed by troupe OF Arabs
with steeds fresh the deserts and there Is to be
pantomime with real railway.
DAVID GARRICK" IN GERMAN.
Charles wyndbam has been staying at Berlin to super
intend the preparation OF the German adaptation Of
David Garrick." EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mrs Cuthbert Socomb has taken tho house for
merry occupied by the Rev. DIR. Rowland, No. East
Forty ffthst, and the wedding of her daughter, Miss
Cora SlOcomb, TO Count Savorgnan di Brazza will take
place there at the end Of this week The wedding
will be q quiet ono
Mrs w. C. whitney, the wife Of the Secretary Of
tho Navy, gave dinner party followed by musicale
at Lenox last Saturday evening. Two features wero
the recitation of Miss Elsie dc Wolfe and the artistic
piano playing of Mrs Wa tier Scott Andrews.
The engagement = announced of Miss Carlo
Archer Of this city to Alfred ID. Brink, jr.
Miss Minnie Edwards, daughter of Jonathan Ed
wards. and granddaughter Of John Jay, will DO
married to Charles +. O>t rander this afternoon at
80 O'Clock her mothers house. No IL West
Forty seventh st. The wedding will DO witnessed
only by family connections.
Owing TO the serious Illness Of Or. III. s. HoughtOn
his marriage Miss Sadie &. Preston has been post
poned and tho date of the wedding cannot now DO
defnatoly fixed DR. Houghion has been Ill with
typhoid fcver and Is slowly recovering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
5pstlll N1tlts,.

Desk Room
10 rent to two gentlemen pleasant os IN rtoras BiAt
ing facing City Hail Park Address. stating ousine"
o. w b. Box IL. Tribune ONES
Pcrsons passing throu IN NewYors who contemplate max
ing alterations In the plumbing Of their houses
.hould cali and inspect the new .howrooms Of THE
MEYER-SNIFFEN CO A novel feature Is q
series of model BATHROOMS A visit VIII DO
Instructive and gsestiya
THE MEYERsNIPPEN CO. Li.
Manufacturers OF tho
"prghton ant HeIlycr" water-ctoscts
And Importers OF the "RovaI' Porcelain Baths
46ANDas CIIPP.sT.. NEw.YoRK.
Students and Teachers eften iny
the dangerous mSla lies Nv neetOs
10 Indigestion and Dyspepsia MY rc@use gives
symptoms and by nail free 1900. ,, 49,.
John H. McALVIN. Lowell Mass
su,sor for IL years while tax collector and city
M stewart Carpet Cleansing Works,
$40 7th-avc
Send for circularA Carriage FREQ In Broo1lTn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

Miss Virginia Hart, daughter Off. C. Hart, wa mar
rcd last night j. Causson Mills, OF It GATHERINGS
Canada ut the Church OF the Heavenly hest The Rev.
Frederick Clampctt, assistant rector Of ct Barihoo
new. Church. olhciatei. There were no bridesmaids
The bride OF white corded SIX deliberately
trimmed with point Lace and pearl embroidery. The
cor,rgc shape back and front and the elbow
sleeves OF lace bouquet OF white roses was car
ricd And a tnlle veil enveoPed tho costume. Martin
Tr4vers tho brother-inaw Of the bride gave her away
The ushers two brothers OF the bridegroom VINO
came on mere from Canada and Allen CunnIug AN and
i rrayer,. uephew4 OF the bride small reception toll
loved At the residence or the brides mothor NO % west
Fifty-ihrist Only relatives OF the bride aud bride
groom present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
Post Once Notics

,shoud bs read daily by Ali interested. as changes may
r foreign countries need noe be specially a.
aspacna q 1H{ Of Sanas and
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fastest vessels available. ,. will co,,
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10 m a.a for T%sS' ''
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for sc5nut rs nsr raSsco and
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directed "par Mexcon at Pa w. oe ou del Toro Der
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via for Franes sstlsrsnt Italy spain and portns.
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r os sssaa dros steamship Wassand va Ant
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for Aq. .I,a. psr steamship Marposa rom Fran
9Gt ,So .rnanc WITH BRUSH mails for
nsra,al Mails Society Islands ship city OF
I,,a from Francsco. close bore October '2t
M y n m Mails for Cuba bY rail- TO Tampa Fla aud
thence Nv steamer. koy West Fla. olJss AZ this
office daily at 1880 IN
.Tbe schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacinc malls Is
ranged on presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit 10 San francisco Mails East arriving
time Franc the day OF sailing CT steamers Hs
DISPATCHED thence the same day.
ss. once aEh n, r oss lss Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
MR.. ARoySoNs" VESTED RIGHTS" IGNORED

MR. ARONNON'S" VENTED RTGHTS" IGNUREU
PoUGHKEEPsIE. Oct 10 (Sp.cian.-Bennet & Moulton's
Opera Company opened the opera house this evening
with Robert Macare before large audience In the
afternoon Manager Sweet informed by counsel for
Rudolph Aronson, manager OF the New York Casino
that he not allow the company to play Ermine.
that his Aronson rights In the absolute propretorshp
OF " Erminie" being violated by INSCRIPTIONS per
that under the title OF Tho Two Thieves,
Robert Macaire" other these persons were
appropriatng much OF the material belonging to the H.
music and business OF Erminie in direct oppos
order OF Judge Blodgett OF the United states
Mr. sweet informed Charles g. Amsdcn. business
OF the Bennett Moulion Company OF the state
OF affairs when Mr.. Amsdsh handed him paper signed
by himself In pencil in which he agreed in way TO In
terfere with Mr. Aronson's vested rights
The performance began and Robert Macaire" turned
he Ermnie IN almost every particular from
finish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
" RELLuAYr EyyorED BY pHlLApELPHIAXS

"BELLNAN" EyJOTED BY PHILADELPHIANS
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 10. There was a large and fashion
able audience at the Chestnut street Opera House this
evening witness the first production In this city OF the
SewYork success Bellman." by the McCauli Opera
Company. The opera, which admirably rendered
thoroughly enjoyed. The principal artists. includ
ing Miss Marion Msnola Miss Anuie Myers Mrs Laura
joyce Bell and MesSrs Hubert WIlke and DO Wolf
Hopper were heartily applauded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
NOT rp IN wrOufyG PRA Office.

red H. Cdrrutt IN Ths Chtedgo ITtouHe-
$50 you didn't succeed IN the law business III Wyom
ing said friend to young man whom he met on lno
train.
''No; am going back"
"What tho troublet' ,., A.
Wyoming practice had collection asalhs. M ian
and tried To get the amount for three months anu hen
gave up The Bar Association took the hat'et up 'u
brought 1t before tho judge, and ho disnarred mo
said ANYBODY VINO didn't enough To take the SUD
ject down and pound him with the butt OF slt snoo.e
an Ina wa, glad TO pay wasn't well enough acquainted
with the 'rrrrorai practice to be allowed TO plead be-
foro the Wyoming courts. I'm going BACK 10 Ne"'ei-
sey where tho practice Is more simple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11

COOK Sunday morning October at sag Harbor L. L..
m anG Brighton 'Hs gam IsI ni
at BE Bergen gen, Point y j. on saigr
J. Rutsen schuyler
Relatives, and en' nvei TO attend the funeral scr
vice, at Trinity Church. Bergen Point j.. on Tuesday
Train n' leave, foot OF Li6er,v.st at loi5a m
cUNNINGHAM-ono ctooer 10 1887. Edith Cnnnn CHAM:
Ssrs. : and 0sn am daughter OF
Funeral TO be he'll At sls residence OF DAVID Knapp
Tuesday. 20 October H.
EMERY-At Washington. p G.. October 10. after nger
Ing illness. Mat thew O. Emery. IT, son'inaw OF Joel l.
Simpson. OF Hudson y. Y
FoLsoM-At No. East l5thst. Henry Folsom. Of Orange,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
GEORGEsuddenly Archibald George formerly OF Johns
Funeral residence Ia East 7stst. this (ruos
Burial perth entire Fulton Co. y Y. at o'clock
be held
Republic Lodge. No 600 +. and 4. M.-Brethren. you
WASTE 8rsGi5sd Gscrss on Tae, evening October ii.
o S,s4 ne late residence ~ E,s' W., MsEwES
Attest Senior Warden
v ii. MAYER Secretary.
isS7, Mr.. Algie Ware Hariwick wife OF Samuel Henry
Funeral at Montsomsry A gu Wednesday October 10.
MccEEADY-saiden at sea on October B. Nathaniel L.
Fnnor, services at hi, late rs,lcs 10 West 22dst
IT, requested thai lower, DO sem;
POTTS October at Brick Church n j. Emma
SsT aa 9' " csSi F'G CO.
" J. Broli st. al 1884 o'olOckA m.
sCOFGELD-Eebecc scohed In her S5thyear Second day
Funeral from the residence Of nlaw Charles W.
Cornell 1873 East l2GlsL, 4th day Wednesday, evening,
Tnt.rment a; Champagne
sPRAGUE-ln thi, c'y October 9. Laura " wifeo D. J.
rens nvite to attend the funeral at her
residence. No 2Oll MadIsonave, on wednesday next A.
Peekssiii papers please copy.
TITUSAt Huntington. l. l.. October O. Thomas W. itus
Funeral services al 81 GEORGES church Flu shing l. l. at
IOo'cloc& Wednesday oetoser IA Friends OF The
family are invitcI 10 attend
VAN NosTRAND-Ou saturtar. October g. 1887 Mary,
widow Of samuel Van Nostr'nt and d9ughter1 .le -,
benjamin rretweIl .; North Hampstead L. L. IN the ''th
Rsauye, Of tho family invite! to attend the
Tuesday october IL. at&o
Intormcut private
wHIrLocK On sunday. October . 1881 Charles Whit
lock IT, oldest son Of Gharie, and Harriet Wn,tocS ava
.tsys, a. n ' eos Reas and IN
Funeral private
NSn, 0ssps, What 1t hi. Is res , sse
for thirty nss!o in India
Funeral at Princeton. y. J.. rhnrslir afternoon
wILLs-on snndav. October 9. a; Elizabeth n j. John
Zebey. infant son VI Charles J. ani E'1A " Wills
Memorial Re solutions
NAnov,L BROADWAY BANK.
NEW. YoRK. October :, 1887
story the following preamble AMI resolutions
wherra. We ispor. tho death OF associate. Rufus
for The past seven years was director OF 'hs
mc.oived That we deeply feel that and
by ws experience aud untrin< d.ige nee lie vas
clear and sve In his perceptions bold anu lent
Resolved tender heartfelt sympathy TO his
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions oe
entered the innes OF INC OAnS ana copy Oh e ao
oe '"'''''D W Wv A. 4. ]. RICE. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-11
POISONED BY TOILET PONDER.

Springfield (OA0l Dtspa!eh 10 The ind'dndpo" Journal
Two young ladies' daughters OF william Riley. or ths
city, critical condition from poisoning from the
use Of face powder The Of the fingers aud arm,
Was lost and pains In the limbs aud stomach FOL
lowed. Tho M symptoms were nOticed i've years ago
but neither knew what IL fOr the past Few days
Kate who once pretty. but who Is now mere sAel
eton began having spasms half hour. aud - now
In critical couitoa local physician saws II Is DOUBT
ful n II she ever RECEIVERS, snohld she 1.-Two she Will
never be healthy agaln white lead from the wash Is
IN n~ra